Citrus fruits daily diet program advertised in Topeka and Emporia
The piece promotes a citrus rich diet and vitamin C education with a February 4 event at the Topeka City Auditorium and a second date in Emporia. It urges homemakers and FFA groups to attend, features National Livestock and Meat Board home economists, and covers citrus selection, storage, and dietary guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka City
Emporia City
FFA
National Livestock and Meat Board
Area 4-H Club News Full of Pep Meeting at Emery Green School
Area 4-H reports covered January meetings at Emery Green School with leaders presenting programs on music First Aid demonstrations and health talks. Pottawatomie Valley and Rambling Ranchers pages note upcoming events, parliaments, and student performances amid 4-H activities and community involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emery Green School
Bobby Kohler
Wanda Good
Cheryl Taylor
Nayrea Kohler
Sharon Taylor
Ronnie Daugharthy
Janet Daugharthy
Daugharthys
Pottawatomie Valley
Christian Midge
Shirley
Sharon Hinton
Arlene Bowen
Loretta Alexander
Bill LaFollette
Ramona Kennedy
Billy Beal
Bill Lalollette
Christian Ridge School House
Rambling Ranchers
Wycoff
Ruth Schneider
Patty Smith
Sally Yates
Gail Garrett
David Yates
Cliff Haverty
Don Brown
Ray V. Smith
Local Home Demonstration Units Bond Over Meetings
Lane unit hosted an all day session with 16 members and six children. Lessons covered electrical equipment care and family council planning. Shendaloop unit featured a gardening talk from Mr and Mrs Caudill and a House hold Repairs lesson. Princeton Workers held a city hall potluck, 23 members, two new, donations to polio and cancer funds. Land Creek, Better Homes, Jayhawk groups met at various homes with repairs, landscaping, and project talks. next meetings planned for February 11 and 17.
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Lane
Paul Gentry
Dean Hamilton
Family Council
William Owens
Donald McDougal
Shendaloup
Charles Caudill
Baldwin
Charles Hunzicker
Frank Findley
O'Dea
Princeton
Arthur Atchison
R. G. Harms
Chat Roger
Cancer Fund
Lewis Froggatte
James Welchs
Almeda Kivett
Harmon McBee
Worth Alderman
Land Creek
Ray Angleton
Albert Barnhart
George Graves
Frederick Schwinn
Eurgene Hart
Norman
Savings Deposits Rise Outpacing Demand Decline
TOPEKA An increase in savings deposits more than offset a decline in demand deposits during 1957, the State Banking Department announced. RB Medlin bank commissioner said savings deposits reported on Dec 31 were up 29,735,000 over 1956 while demand deposits were down 19,919,985.
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Topeka
State Banking Department
RB. Medlin
Daring Young Men Race Ends Without Winner
Eureka California witnessed a 10 mile dash along the rain swollen south fork of the Eel River as two daring young men Eugene C. Smith and Clifford J. Bates were ordered ashore by deputy sheriffs on disturbing the peace. Hundreds of motorists watched from Highway 101. The river was declared unsafe for boats.
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Eureka
Calif
Eel River
Eugene C. Smith
Clifford J. Bates
Poetic Advice From Toledo Judge On Domestic Stress
Municipal Judge George N. Kiroff, in a speech, cites a poem arguing that quarrels at home make men drive recklessly. The verse urges affectionate routines to keep husbands safe on the road.
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Toledo
Ohio
George N. Kiroff
County Churches Parish Worship Times and Leaders
A column listing multiple churches in Quenemo Waverly Wellsville and nearby areas with pastor names, service times, church schools and youth groups. Highlights include First Baptist Quenemo Cecil V. Kramer, Morning worship 11 a.m. and Sunday school at 10 a.m., Seventh Day Adventist Lawrence, Bible study Saturday 8:45, and Greenwood Baptist diet of services.
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Union Chapel
Dick Krumpe
Morniing
Enuredachoo
Quenema Federated
Richard Baker Pnater
Waverly St. Josoph's
George Kiaalnnkt
Agricola
Quenemo
Binls
Eva Inc
P.m
Cecil V. Kramer
Carl A Grontort
Rantoul Methodist and Presbyterian
Spring Ridge Presbyterian
Stanton B
Peoria
Tidd P.m
Felowship
Rantoul
Wedneway
Bantor Aigh
Longenecker
H. Ma . Lawrence
Homewood Chritisn
Ronald Seward
Munday School
Shurch
New Hope-Ruhaman
Ruhamah
New Hope
antral—Nobart D. Wood
Bunday
Williamaburg
Rovert D
Wood
Rt. Therese Catholic
Richmond
Owet
Cote
Ralph Hunt Jr
Pomona Mememey — Church
Wayne Holling
Emerald St. Farricas
Mansee
Jack Harrington
Centropolla Mrat Aapwat
Ben Nichlaa
Appanonse Church of the Brethren
Ward Nance
Contropols Baptist
Willard Neumann
Princeton
Bethel
Howard Curry
Greenwood Hantist
Burton Fisher
BYF & Lane Methodist
Malcolm J. Beummitt
Richter Methodist
Charles W. Grose
Womans Assembly of God
Pete W. Rataiatl
Tony Baptist
Shoemaker
Wellsville
W. Stajions
Franklin Countians Attend Ag Meetings in Manhattan
Brown's Bylines notes a large Franklin County turnout at Agriculture and Home Economics meetings in Manhattan. About 30 residents attended. speakers discussed dairy program issues, feed flavors affecting milk quality, and efficiency gains from modern dairy housing. A Kansas fertilizer timetable from KS State College was highlighted for spring plans.
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Franklin County
Manhattan
W. M. Roberts
North Carolina State College
Roberts
A. Witzel
Wisconsin University
Kansas State College Agronomists
Kansas
Kansas Agricultural Experiment Station
F. W. Smith
Court House
Ottawa
Trade Program Extension Asked In Five Year Plan
President Eisenhower urged Congress to extend the reciprocal trade program for five years with expanded power for him to negotiate tariff cuts. He called the dairy sector crucial to national interests and emphasized the program would strengthen the economy and support dairy farmers, with emphasis on sanitary, efficient milking facilities and improved farm milk production standards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Eisenhower
Congress
America
Eisenhow
Lawmakers Set Feb Hearings on Controversial Bill
A powerful force in the House Ways and Means Committee spearheads proposed legislation. Rep Reed, a key sponsor named by the administration, declined to publicly endorse the bill. Rep Kean agreed to handle the Republican response as hearings are scheduled to begin February 17 in New York.
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House
Mittee
Reed
Kean
Sponaor
Rep
New York
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Henry Dehn
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Maple
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Barbara Lan
M-G-M
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